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FRYING NON-FROZEN FOOD

When referring to the following table, please bear in mind that the cooking times and temperatures are
approximate and must be adjusted according to the quantity of food and personal tastes.

Food

Max. quantity  

Temperature    

Time (minutes)

gr

lb

°C

°F

Fresh potato chips Half portion  

800

1.8

170

340

1°Phase

8 - 10

2°Phase

1 - 2

Whole portion     1300

3

170

340

1°Phase 11 – 13
2°Phase

2-4 

Fish

Sardines

600

1.3

140

280

10-12

Shrimps

600

1.3

140

280

8 - 10

Sole

500

1.1

140

280

6 - 8

Meat 

Pork cutlets 

500

1.1

160

320

8 - 9

Chicken cutlets 

500

1.1

160

320

8 - 10

Meatballs

700

1.5

160

320

8 - 10

Vegetables Artichokes

400

0.9

150

300

15-17

Cauliflower

600

1.3

150

300

10-11

Mushrooms

500

1.1

150

300

8 - 10

Aubergines

200

0.4

150

300

9 - 11

Courgettes

500

1.1

150

300

13-15

FRYING FROZEN FOOD

Frozen foods are very cold. They therefore lower the temperature of the liquid used for cooking. For best
results, never exceed the maximum recommended quantity of food when frying. Frozen foods are often cove-
red with a layer of ice. This should be removed before cooking. Lower the basket into the oil very slowly to
prevent the oil from boiling over.
The cooking times are approximate and must be adjusted according to the initial temperature of the food
being fried and the temperatures indicated on the packaging of the food.

Food

Max. quantity (g) 

Temperature (°C)

Time (minutes)

Precooked frozen chips 

600

180

9 - 11

Potato croquettes

700

180

9 - 11

Fish 

Fish fillets 

500

180

7 - 8

Meat 

Chicken cutlets  (3)

300

180

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Page 5: ...moving the appliance while it contains hot oil or other liquids 12 Plug the cable into the appliance first then into the wall socket To turn off unplug from the outlet 13 Never use the appliance for p...

Page 6: ...hich interrupts heating in the event of incorrect use or faulty operation Once the appliance has cooled down use a toothpick to delicately press the thermal cut out device reset button Z see fig 1 If...

Page 7: ...il these should be removed before heating to prolong the life of the oil PREHEATING Place the food to be fried in the basket S without overfilling max 1 3 kg 3lb of fresh potatoes Make sure the handle...

Page 8: ...I and wait for the light to go out Then slowly lower the basket S into the oil again COOKING TIPS HOW LONG THE OIL OR FAT LASTS The level of oil or fat must never fall below the minimum level Every no...

Page 9: ...wer 600 1 3 150 300 10 11 Mushrooms 500 1 1 150 300 8 10 Aubergines 200 0 4 150 300 9 11 Courgettes 500 1 1 150 300 13 15 FRYING FROZEN FOOD Frozen foods are very cold They therefore lower the tempera...

Page 10: ...Never immerse the deep fryer in water and never place it under running tap water see Fig 7 If water leaks into the control unit it could cause elec tric shock Check that the oil has cooled down then...

Page 11: ...ising out of any breach of contract or breach of this warranty are not recoverable under this warranty Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or con sequential damage so th...

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